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 | William Crumpler - Inventory of Goods and Chattels - 1614
1. An Inventorye of all the good[es] and Cattells of
2. W[illia]m Crumpelher th[e ]elder of Winterborne Kingston
3. in the count[i]e of Dorset yoeman late deceased
4. taken the xxixth daye of Aprill in the yeres
5. of the Reynge of o[ur] Souv[er]eynge lord James by
6. the grace of god of England Fraunce &
7. Ireland kinge defender of the Fayethe &c
8. the xijth and of Scotland the xlvij A[nn]o D[o]mini
9. 1614. And pr[?]fyser by Hubert Galton
10. John Galton Rycherd Crumpelher and
11. W[illia]m Crumpellher the younger as followeth/ | | | In the Halle | | 12. Impr[im]is A Table bord w[i]th a Frame and
13. benches next the wal[?] & a Forme
14. It[e]m a Cobord_______________________
15. It[e]m a great Chest__________________
16. It[e]m three Chayers__________________
17. It[e]m a muskett fur[?]_______________
18. It[e]m ij payer of Iron cotterells [Note 1] ij payer
19. of Andirons ij payer of tong[es] j broche [Note 2]
20. ij payers of potthokes [Note 3] j Iron barr j payer
21. of brandes [Note 4], a pyderon[?] & a Flechok
22. It[e]m three brasse pottes & a brasse skillet____
23. It[em] three byttells & ij skyllett[es]__________
24. It[e]m xij pewter platters & potengers j
25. basen of pewter iiij candellstickes two
26. salt cellers w[i]th co[?] a morter w[i]th
27. pestell & a pewter potage dyshe | )
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29. clothe about him. A Fetherbed A tester
30. bolster w[i]th three pillowes of Fethers
31. A bed cov[er]let & three blanckett[es]
32. It[e]m A lytell coffer w[i]th A lytell borde_______ | )
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34. and a payer of blancketts | )
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36. ij Fether bolsters, a payer of blanckett[es]
37. & ij Cov[er]lett[es] A lytell chest ij Coffers
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40. blankett[es] a matt & ij Cov[er]lett[es] | )
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xiijs iiijd | | Cattell & other thing[es] w[i]thout dore | | 51. It[e]m two horses
52. It[e]m two keyne two younge heyfers
53. two younge bullock[es] & a wenlynge calfe
54. It[e]m xvj Sheep and x . lam[m]es
55. It[e]m three pygg[es]
56. It[e]m xiiij acres of wheat on the ground
57. It[e]m xv acres of barlye on the ground
58. It[e]m wheat in the barne
59. It[e]m xvj bushells of Mault
60. It[e]m heye in the Reke
61. It[e]m A Carte . a Sull [Note 5] w[i]th a culter [Note 6] &
62. Fyve eythes [Note 7]
63. It[e]m two payer of Carte harnes ij
64. payer of ploughe harnes a payer of
65. Iron Crokes [Note 8] & harnes for an under
66. horse a corne rope & one wood rope
67. It[e]m two hundred of Read
68. It[e]m v . corne pykes [Note 9]iij shovells j
69. Spade. a dunge pyke A picke axe a
70. willowe an axe amd hoke w[i]th
71. a payer of Cuffes
72. It[e]m two payer of weyes for the ploughe
73. w[i]th j longe iron chayne & ij shortchaynes
74. It[e]m A well bucket w[i]th an Iron
75. chayne a troughe & a iron Range
76. It[e]m wood about the howse
77. It[e]m iiij payer of Sheet[es] ij bord clothes
78. iiij table napkens & ij pylotyes
79. It[e]m his wearinge Apparell
80. It[e]m ij payer of iron voters ij ladders
81. and one horsblocke
82. It[e]m two Flytches of bacon
83. It[e]m the Lease of his lyvinge
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John Galton
Richard [Note 10] Crumplehere
Marke | Notes:
1. A trammel, crane, or bar, from which a pot or kettle is hung over a fire. Southern dial. [OED]
2. broche = broch, a large jug.
1679 BLOUNT Anc. Tenures 51 One iron Broch, which was a great Pot or Jug to carry Liquid things. [OED]
3. potthoke pothook = A hook suspended over a fireplace on which a pot or kettle may be hung. Also: a metal rod (usually curved) with a hook at the end, for lifting a heated pot, stove-lid, etc. [OED]
4. brand possibly An iron instrument for making marks by burning [OED]
5. sull = plough [OED]
6. culter - coulter, colter = The iron blade fixed in front of the share in a plough; it makes a vertical cut in the soil, which is then sliced horizontally by the share. [OED]
7. eythe = harrow [OED]
8. croke - crook = 1. An instrument, weapon, or tool of hooked form; a hook. spec. a. A reaping-hook, sickle; b. A hook for grappling or catching; c. A hook or bent iron on which anything is hung; e.g. one of the iron hooks on which a gate hangs: esp. in 'crooks and bands' (see BAND n.1 3); a hook in a chimney for hanging a pot or kettle on, a pot-hook; hence phr. as black as the crook (Sc.). [OED]
9. corne pyke - corn-pike = pitch-fork [OED]
10. There is a mark resembling a modern R between the words Richard and Crumpelhere. | |
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Date: 1614
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| 1302 |
 | William J. Osterman and Family - 1910 United States Census
The 1910 U.S. Census shows William J. Osterman, age 39 (born about 1871) living with his wife Elizabeth (age 37, born about 1873) and his three children: Alice E. E. (age 17), Irene M. (age 15), and Earnest W. (age 8). William is a cigar maker. They are living at 16 Magnolia Avenue, Santa Clara, California. William and Elizabeth have been married for 17 years.
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Owner of original: Ancestry.com
Date: 1910
Place: Santa Clara, California
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| 1303 |
 | William James and Sarah Jane Bushby - 1925 Electoral Roll
The 1925 Australian electoral roll shows William James Bushby, a carpenter, and his wife Sarah Jane Bushby living at 130 Sewell Street, East Fremantle Sub-District
Source Information: Ancestry.com. Australian Electoral Rolls, 1901-1936 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007. Original data: Australian Electoral Commission. [Electoral roll]
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![William James and Sarah [Buhl] Bushby](photos/thumb_William-James-Bushby-w.jpg "William James and Sarah [Buhl] Bushby") | William James and Sarah [Buhl] Bushby
About 1943, in Western Australia. Written on the back of the photograph by Wilfred Robert Bushby, "This was taken in the corner of our back yard."
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Date: CIRCA 1943
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| 1305 |
 | William James Bushby
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Owner of original: Tony and Enid Bushby
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| 1306 |
 | William James Bushby - 1936 Australian Electoral Roll - East Freemantle, Western Australia
The 1936 Australian electoral roll shows William James Bushby, a carpenter, living at 130 Sewell Street, East Fremantle, WA. With him is his wife, Sarah Jane.
Ancestry.com. Australian Electoral Rolls, 1901-1936 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007. Original data: Australian Electoral Commission. [Electoral roll]. Microform mc N 451-mc N 457. National Library of Australia, Canberra, Australia.
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Date: 1936
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| 1307 |
 | William James Bushby - Birth Certificate
Born 22 Dec 1868 at 4 Harrison Street, Barrow-in-Furness (Ulverston Registration District). Father: James Bushby; Mother: Martha [Aitken] Bushby; Father's Occupation: Stone Mason. Registered 16 Jan 1869.
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Date: 16 Jan 1869
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![William James Bushby and Sarah Jane [Buhl] Bushby](headstones/thumb_William-James-Bushby.jpg "William James Bushby and Sarah Jane [Buhl] Bushby") | William James Bushby and Sarah Jane [Buhl] Bushby
William James Bushby (1868-1954) and Sarah Jane [Buhl] Bushby (1872-1958). Dad and Mum.
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![William James Bushby and Sarah Jane [Buhl] Bushby](photos/thumb_William-James-%26-Sarah-Jane-Aw.jpg "William James Bushby and Sarah Jane [Buhl] Bushby") | William James Bushby and Sarah Jane [Buhl] Bushby
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![William James Bushby and Sarah [Buhl] Bushby](photos/thumb_William-James-Bushby-Wed.jpg "William James Bushby and Sarah [Buhl] Bushby") | William James Bushby and Sarah [Buhl] Bushby
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| 1311 |
 | William Job Stanley Bushby and Wife Lila
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Date: CIRCA 1960
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| 1312 |
 | William Job Stanley Bushby Birth Certificate - 9 Mar 1896
The birth certificate of William Job Stanley Bushby shows he was born 9 Mar 1896 in Stanhope, New South Wales. Father was William James Bushby, age 27, an engineer born in Barrow-in-Furness, England. Mother was Sarah Jane Buhl, age 23, born in Stanhope.
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Date: 14 Apr 1896
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| 1313 |
 | William Osterman - Adele Morris Marriage
"In this city [San Francisco], August 11, by the Rev. M.S. Levy, William Osterman and Adele Morris."
San Francisco Morning Call 20 Aug 1889 - Page 8, Column 7 - California State Library Microfilm Newspaper Collection
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Date: 20 Aug 1889
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| 1314 |
 | William Wilkinson and Ann Finney Marriage
1 February 1829 - St. Mary's Church, Manchester
According to Gerard Lodge at Manchester Family History Research (who has been greatly assisting me with this project):
"There had been only one church in the parish of Manchester right through until the early part of the seventeenth century, but by the middle of this century there were several other chapels within its boundaries. These were located at Blackley, Newton, Gorton, Denton, Birch, Didsbury, Chorlton and Salford. Over the years, especially from 1800, the population of the parish ballooned, necessitating the building of many churches within the parish. As the mother church had the monopoly on fees for events such as weddings and burials, this lead to discontent amongst the wider clergy and parishioners of Manchester.
"If for instance a couple chose to marry in their local chapel or church, a fee would be payable to the church and to Manchester Parish Church, so most people just came straight the Collegiate Church. In the early part of the nineteenth century, on holidays such as Whit Monday, dozens and dozens of people got married. A chapter in the book The Manchester Man deals with this subject and tells of ten or twenty couples being married at the same time amongst scenes of utter chaos.
"This monopoly of the fees was a major factor in the life of Joshua Brookes. He was the most prolific hatcher, matcher and dispatcher in the country. In other words he performed more marriages, baptisms and burial services than any other cleric before or since. So marrying at the Collegiate Church or as it was later, the Cathedral was not any sign of high rank or wealth. In fact the opposite may have been true with many rich and affluent couples getting married at churches such as St Thomas's, Ardwick. More often that not they married by Licence which was more expensive than marrying after Banns, so the double fees were rather hefty."
See: http://www.uksearch2003.co.uk/page3.htm
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| 1315 |
 | William Wilson (Otto Wiser) Obituary
Member of Eastbay Machinist Union Local 1304, C.I.O.
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Date: DEC 1947
Place: Oakland, California
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| 1316 |
 | Winefred Elizabeth Roberts Birth Certificate - 14 Sep 1908
Solano County California - Father Wm. Arthur Roberts, age 23, engineer, born in Kansas. Mother Amy Winefred Nixon, age 21, born in Australia. Born at 205 Virginia Street, Vallejo, California 94590.
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Owner of original: Solano County, California
Date: 16 Nov 1908
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| 1317 |
 | With the First Regiment - Hawaiian Star - 12 Feb 1896
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Owner of original: Hawaiian Star
Date: 12 Feb 1896
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| 1318 |
 | World War 1 Draft Card - Dudley Walsh
The WW1 draft card shows Dudley Walsh, born 12 Jul 1890 in County Galway, Ireland, a farmer working for S. M. Weld in Dedham, Massachusetts (Norwood). He is single, medium height and build, blue eyes, brown hair, and "ruptured."
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Date: 5 Jun 1917
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![World War I Draft Card - Frederich [Bruno] Wyser](documents/thumb_Frederich-Wyser-Draft-Card.jpg "World War I Draft Card - Frederich [Bruno] Wyser") | World War I Draft Card - Frederich [Bruno] Wyser
The WW1 draft card shows Frederich Wyser, age 36 and not employed, living at 182 - 20th Street, Oakland, California [94666]. He is living with Mrs Mary Burns, his sister. His date of birth is shown as March (date not certain) 1882, and his citizenship is Australian.
Medium height, medium build, grey eyes, brown hair.
Draft card submitted by Cathy Key.
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Date: 12 Sep 1918
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| 1320 |
 | World War I Draft Registration Card - Michael Henry Isaacs
Draft card shows date of birth as 2 Dec 1876, occupation "traveling salesman" for Caln Nickelsburg, 300 Mission Street, San Francisco, California. Next of kin John G. Isaacs, living at 1640 Lyon Street, San Francisco.
Medium height, medium build, hazel eyes, light brown hair.
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Date: 10 Sep 1918
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| 1321 |
 | WW1 Draft Card - Irving Morris
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Date: 12 Sep 1918
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| 1322 |
 | WW1 Draft Card for Albert J. Wilkinson
The card indicates that Albert Wilkinson worked at Cotton Neill Co. Ltd. as an apprentice machinist. His mother and two brothers, under 12, are shown as dependent upon him. He's described as tall with brown hair, brown eyes, and not bald.
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Date: 31 JUL 1917
Place: Honolulu, Hawaii
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| 1323 |
 | WW1 Draft Card for Lawrence Burton Morris
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Date: 12 Sep 1918
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| 1324 |
 | Yosemite - Winter 1928
From left to right, back row:
1 - Fred Storan Mann
2 - Gilbert Charles Burns, brother to (4) and (5)
3 - Dorothy Constance Mann, daughter of Fred (1) and Loraine (4)
4 - Loraine Florence [Burns] Mann, wife of Fred Storan Mann
5 - Virginia Loretta [Burns] Richardson, mother of Barbara Florence Richardson (6)
Left to right, front row:
6 - Barbara Florence Richardson
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Owner of original: Cathy Key
Date: 1928
Place: Yosemite
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| 1325 |
 | Yumin Choi - Amy Wilkinson Wedding
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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![[Alfred] Gilbert Parker and Family - 1881 U.K. Census](documents/thumb_Alfred-Gilbert-Parker-1881.jpg "[Alfred] Gilbert Parker and Family - 1881 U.K. Census") | [Alfred] Gilbert Parker and Family - 1881 U.K. Census
The 1881 census shows Gilbert Parker, age 39 born in Hutton, Somerset, a carpenter, living with his wife Maria, age 37 born in Lympsham, Somerset. With them are their children: Frank Parker, age 14 born in Lympsham, a baker's apprentice; Walter Parker, age 13 born in East Brent, Somerset, a scholar; Alice Parker, age 9 born in Weston Super Mare, Somerset, a scholar; and Fred Parker, age 6 born in Barnwell, Somerset, a scholar. They are living at East Street, Barnwell, Somerset.
Source Citation: Class: RG11; Piece: 2419; Folio: 9; Page: 11; Line: 47; GSU roll: 1341582.
Source Information: Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1881 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
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Date: 1881
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